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Bulldog and adj4u,your far too kind ..............

or just a couple of pervs flirtin with a pretty girl

Dude, ofcourse inter-racial dating can work. Look at America, how do you think America thrives? Easy, it capitalizes on culture from all around the world and look how successful we are. Disney for instance, uses folk tales from around the world, and then makes up sequels to it to rake in more money. I am waiting for Disney to make a happy store of Pancho Via. Anyways, thanks for listening.

a good perv every now and again is good for ya ..

<<<<<<<<<<<is always good

good at being bad perhaps .........

Ron, in my experience I have found that the only person concerned with someone's nationality is the person who puts a lot of importance on what others think of them personally. If you are such a person, then your dating life will be miserable anyhow, no matter who she is or where she is from. Go with the flow, be yourself, and let her be herself. If you click, great, if you don't, it's not because of her skin color.
Good Luck.

only good at bad when it is requested

Aren't we all human? Doesn't that make us all the one race? Small minded, and fearful people make boudaries, borders, rules, as to who can date whom, from which country, nationality, beliefs.....what ever happened to compatability and acceptance, irrespective of where they were born?

Thank you all for your responses. They've been very educating :)

So the next questions is:

Do I put ANYWHERE in my ad that I am looking to date ANYONE? Or do I just leave my profile as is?

Ron V.

you already HAVE "any" listed for your match's ethnicity.

it's done.

For asking this question only would be enough to get suit for discrimination in Holland.

Quite frankly, I'm surprised we still ask this question in this country.

surprised why racism still exists my dear...so what's to be surprised about

My first love was black. Actually, he was black/cajun/native American, but he looked predominantly black. I think being biracial made it easy for him to interact with a variety of people and he actually lived with a white family for awhile who themselves often took in foreign exchange students.

I was raised to be tolerant and I think being a part of my generation has made me somewhat color-blind.

The ONLY difficulty we had was my mother who was VERY uncomfortable with me dating someone who was black. She was very nice to him and liked him as a person but only knew the prejudice she'd seen in her own youth. Thankfully, Louisiana has a long history of racial integration and so interracial relationships don't care the racial stigma seen in other southern states.

He had experienced some prejudice and had fears about being a young, black male since there are so many stories of ignorant law officers. But race really never played much of a part in how we related. We were the same major in school and got along really well. Our relationship ended for alot of the same reasons found in couples of the same race.

An Afro American lesbian midget. Would you date her?

Sure!! I am sure I will learn much from her....oh ooops, I am a woman....